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Add craft-scan: scanner settings and errors, the Backend registry, ScanJob, delivered resolution - #114
Add craft-scan: scanner settings and errors, the Backend registry, ScanJob, delivered resolution
Depends on #120 (craft-job). The branch starts with the two craft-job commits; review only the five commits
above them. Based on storytold/craft-libs main (2c67684).
This is the one craft-scan pull request. It replaces the earlier series (the core crate, the ScanJob stack, the capability
types and the delivered-resolution change were separate drafts; #122 is folded into this one).
What is in it, by commit (review in this order)
Core contract (Add craft-scan: ...): ScanSettings and its enums (Source, Color, Rotation, Intent, PageSize, Connection), Region planning, ScanError with the neutral message contract, Recovery / InterruptKind and their wire
spelling, feeder and handling status that can be unknown (HandlingStatus, preflight, the Auto-to-glass rule, short-feeder
checks), CancelToken / ProgressToken, the BMP reader and 1-bit conversion (bmp, bw) and a trace
helper, and 118 differential BMP fixtures (with expected pixels). NativeCode, namespaced_id and split_id are craft-job's,
re-exported under the same names. No platform code, no unsafe, no network. Extracted from PdfCraft crates/scan (NOTICE);
the fixtures are recorded in ATTRIBUTION.md.
Backend trait and registry: Backend (scanners, status, acquire, supported, diagnostics), Registry and the global register / scanners / acquire / status functions, routing by the backend prefix of a namespaced scanner id. Test-only fakes
shaped like WIA, SANE and eSCL, registry contract tests (routing, duplicate names, one failing backend not hiding the others,
partial pages kept), a WIA reference test and a shared-vocabulary test pinning the craft-job names.
Delivered resolution: density reads the resolution a page file carries (BMP pels per metre, PNG pHYs, JPEG JFIF and
EXIF, TIFF XResolution/YResolution + unit). Page::dpi is the delivered horizontal density, dpi_y the vertical one, requested_dpi what was asked for. Before, the request's dpi was copied into the page, so a device that capped the image
(300 requested, 150 delivered) produced a PDF at half size (pixels / dpi * 72).
ScanJob, device_view, Reported / Presence: the record of one scan across its attempts, driven by the caller's worker
thread (no thread, timer, clock or async). Planning (begin_attempt), recording (pages through the token, then the result), pages
kept across a failed attempt, Continuation::{Append, Restart} (no default: paper position is not knowable), retry_advice
from craft_job::advise, view() as a craft_job::JobView, ScanJobJournal + continuing_from to resume in a later process,
device cancel through the error, Offline as an unknown outcome (CheckDeviceFirst), exit class for a CLI. device_view(&Scanner, status, source) builds a craft_job::DeviceView: ready bits read by connection, and a unit the driver never
mentioned is NotReported, not Off. Scanner::reported (Reported, Presence, ChoiceField) says what the backend actually
read. AttemptRecord::fell_back records an Auto that fell back to the glass. Backend::tag_support() / Registry::tag_support()
(every backend answers None today).
serde, docs, README, CI: optional serde feature (off by default, forwards to craft-job/serde) on the snapshot, journal and
wire enums; crates/scan/README.md (run as doctests), docs/scan-job.md (states, the caller loop, what survives which failure,
continuation, limits), the root README entry, and the scan.yml workflow.
Why
Registry::acquire is one blocking call. A person presses Scan once and expects one document however many times the paper jams or
the link drops; without a record, an app loses the pages of a failed twenty-sheet scan or rescans blindly, and a UI cannot say "12 of
20, the feeder is empty, continue?". The backend stays in the app because the Windows one needs unsafe COM; this crate is the shared
contract so WIA, SANE and eSCL backends look the same to a UI and a CLI.
Idempotency, honestly
A scan has no tag to carry: ScanSettings has no job-name field, WIA and the inbox WSD scan driver have no job tag, SANE has no job
list. TagSupport is None for every backend and an unknown outcome is CheckDeviceFirst. A duplicate acquire moves the
carriage and pulls paper.
Breaking changes relative to the earlier drafts of this series
None of these were merged; they matter to anyone who built against a draft branch.
Page gains public fields dpi_y and requested_dpi, and Page::dpi now means the delivered resolution: every Page { .. }
literal needs the two fields.
NativeCode::as_hresult is the NativeCodeExt trait method (the type is craft-job's): add one import.
InterruptKind is #[non_exhaustive] and has Cancelled (wire string cancelled, appended).
Backend has a defaulted tag_support(); existing backends need no change.
How verified
On Windows at the branch head (every commit was also compiled and its tests run on its own while splitting):
cargo fmt --check; cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings; also with --all-features.
cargo test -p craft-scan: 164 passed including doctests; with --all-features 170 passed.
cargo check --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p craft-scan, with and without --all-features; RUSTDOCFLAGS='-D warnings' cargo doc -p craft-scan --no-deps, both ways.
cargo test --workspace with upstream's new shared PDF crates: 464 passed, 0 failed, 4 ignored (run before the last craft-job
test was added).
git merge-tree against main and against the craft-job branch: no conflicts.
The crate sources are identical to the earlier ScanJob branch. Not tested here: any real scanner. The Windows backend and its
hardware checks live in the app.
The CI workflow has not run on GitHub.
Boundaries
No platform code, no unsafe, no network, no file I/O unless the caller uses the optional path helpers. Scanning is not async.
Preview, region selection UI, document assembly and the Windows WIA backend stay in the app.
Page length
Some feeders return the requested extent and pad past the end of a short sheet, so a scan comes back longer than the paper. PageLength is a policy: Driver (default, unchanged), Size (a named paper size), Auto (use the length the device
reports, when it reports one) and AutoInfer (opt-in: request the maximum and crop at the sheet end, found as the boundary of
exact-white fill). Each page carries a LengthRecord (source: driver, device, size or inferred; length; approximate flag), so
callers can tell a measured length from an inferred one. Inference is bottom-crop only and needs paper noise above the fill.
Added shared print and scan job and device information, including progress, status, error details, retry guidance, and document summaries.
Added scanner discovery through pluggable backends, with scan attempt tracking, retained pages, cancellation, and optional job journals.
Added BMP, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF image handling, including black-and-white conversion, resolution detection, and optional page-length inference and cropping.
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Add craft-scan: scanner contract, neutral errors and a backend registry
Add craft-scan: scanner settings and errors, the Backend registry, ScanJob, delivered resolution
Oct 15, 2026
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The pull request adds craft-job and craft-scan to the workspace. It introduces shared job and device models, scanner contracts and backend routing, scan-job tracking, image decoding and conversion, page-length inference, tests, documentation, attribution, provenance notices, and CI workflows.
Changes: Shared job and scan libraries
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Summary
Job vocabulary and views Cargo.toml, crates/job/*
Adds typed identifiers, job and device views, documents, timestamps, retry advice, tags, native codes, optional serde support, and public-surface tests.
Scan contracts and backend routing crates/scan/src/lib.rs, crates/scan/src/contract.rs, crates/scan/src/backend.rs
Adds scanner settings, error and wire contracts, backend registration and routing, diagnostics, acquisition, and global registry wrappers.
Image decoding and conversion crates/scan/src/bmp.rs, crates/scan/src/bw.rs, crates/scan/src/density.rs, crates/scan/src/trace.rs
Adds BMP parsing and decoding, density detection, black-and-white conversion, tracing, fixture oracles, and image tests.
Page-length inference and cropping crates/scan/src/length.rs, crates/scan/tests/page_length_and_density.rs
Adds page-length requests and provenance, sheet-end inference, format-specific cropping, and density tests.
Scan-job lifecycle and reporting crates/scan/src/job.rs, crates/scan/src/job/device.rs, crates/scan/tests/scan_job*
Adds fake backends, integration and reference tests, documentation, fixture attribution, scan-core provenance, workspace integration, and cross-platform and WebAssembly CI checks.
The optional serde feature of the new job and scan crates appears not to compile because a trait import is missing, which would also fail the serde CI jobs. Add the import before merging. Two smaller items remain: HRESULT codes outside the 32-bit range are printed truncated, and one WIA test fake reports the wrong scan source for one-page feeder requests.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to a0a21
The inspected design keeps platform acquisition and persistence under application control, rejects ambiguous backend routing, and treats uncertain scan outcomes conservatively. No material security concern was established in the inspected scope. Risk remains low rather than minimal because production integrations and complete input-processing coverage are not established.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated execution scope is the embedding process and the scanner backends it registers. Acquisition authority comes from those application-provided implementations. No tenant, remote-service, credential, or environment-wide privilege expansion is established by the inspected registry; downstream production exposure remains unassessed.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Registration validates backend names and rejects duplicates without replacing the existing owner. Enumeration namespaces results by that owner, and acquisition strips only the selected registry prefix before calling the backend. This is an in-process extension boundary, not an authentication mechanism or sandbox for malicious plugins.
observed — BMP preview decoding applies checked size calculations, a preview-pixel cap, and tighter RLE output limits before allocation. Other conversion and crop paths invoke image decoders directly; the inspected preview limits therefore do not establish one shared resource budget across all image-processing entrypoints.
observed — Tracing is disabled when unconfigured and can append to an environment-selected file under the process's filesystem authority. JSON strings are escaped, but phase accepts arbitrary caller-supplied fields; the documented exclusion of sensitive device and image data depends on caller discipline rather than enforced field filtering.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The registry clones backend handles under a lock and releases it before invoking callbacks. Enumeration and diagnostic Result failures are represented per backend instead of suppressing other backends. Callback panic isolation is not provided by this mechanism.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — For integrations accepting untrusted scan data, consider a shared decoded-image and aggregate-page budget across preview, inference, conversion, and cropping, together with caller-controlled worker isolation. This is a containment proposal, not a verified denial-of-service finding.
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SaneLike, EsclLike, and WiaLike do not inspect settings.device. If Registry::acquire stops replacing the prefixed device with the native id, the named test and the other prefixed acquisition tests still pass. Add a test-only backend that records or rejects the received native id, then assert both the correct and incorrect native ids.
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Add a test-only backend in the registry contract tests that records or rejects
the device ID passed to acquire, then assert that a correctly prefixed request
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @.github/workflows/job.yml:
- Line 23: Update both `actions/checkout@v4` steps in the workflow to disable
persisted credentials, unless a later step requires authenticated Git commands;
preserve the existing checkout behavior otherwise.
Review comments at @.github/workflows/scan.yml:
- Line 20: Update the actions/checkout@v4 step in the scan job to disable
persisted checkout credentials, unless the job requires authenticated Git
commands.
Review comments at @crates/scan/docs/scan-job.md:
- Line 28: Update the worker completion flow around `worker.join()` to handle
the thread-join result separately, including treating a worker panic as a
distinct outcome, then pass the inner acquisition result to `finish_attempt`.
- Line 45: Update the page-writing guidance to clarify that record_progress
returns a page count, not page data: instruct readers to write pages after
finish_attempt, or to drain the token directly when writing each page during
acquisition.
Review comments at @crates/scan/src/job.rs:
- Around line 776-781: Update continuing_from so an empty job returns early only
when the journal does not record an unknown outcome; for NeedsAttention
journals, continue applying the journal’s state, error, and attempt fields so
retry advice remains CheckDeviceFirst and the outcome is never retried
automatically.
Review comments at @crates/scan/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 221-227: Update ValueSpan::contains to perform the step selection
and subtraction in i64, converting value, min, and nonzero step before the
modulo operation. Preserve the existing bounds check and zero-step behavior.
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Review comments at @crates/scan/tests/registry_contract.rs:
- Around line 117-118: Add a test-only backend in the registry contract tests
that records or rejects the device ID passed to acquire, then assert that a
correctly prefixed request supplies the expected native ID and an incorrect
native ID is rejected. Use it to verify Registry::acquire’s prefix-sensitive
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…ValueSpan in i64; review fixes
Review comments on storytold#114 and storytold#144:
- continuing_from returned a fresh job (Preparing, RetryNow) for an unknown outcome with no page kept, and a
journal cut off mid-scan (acquiring, or preparing with attempts) resumed Interrupted. Both are an unknown
outcome: the scanner may have moved. ScanJobJournal::effective_state holds the rule craft-devices applied
on its own, and continuing_from uses it, with or without kept pages.
- ValueSpan::contains computes the step check in i64: a driver can publish any bounds, and value - min
overflowed i32 (a panic in debug builds), unlike align_to_span.
- scan.yml checks out without persisted credentials.
- scan-job.md: the loop handles a worker panic before finish_attempt, says record_progress returns a count and
where page bytes are read, and no longer says nothing implements serde.
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Review nitpick on storytold#114: the routing test could not tell a stripped prefix from a passed-through id (it used a
backend that accepts any device). A recording backend now shows the native id each case delivers: the prefix
removed and only its first colon taken, a wrong native id reaching the backend as its own error, another
backend's prefix never reaching it, a name fragment with several backends calling none, and with one backend a
device with no registered prefix passed on whole, an empty one staying empty.
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Use an Auto request in the case that the comment calls "an Auto that used the feeder".
The comment on Line 290 says that this case covers an Auto request that used the feeder. Line 291 builds the job with feeder_request(1), which sets Source::Feeder. The fell_back rule depends on the plan's feeder guess for Auto. As written, the test covers only the explicit feeder request, and the Auto→feeder case has no test. Build an Auto request so that the test covers the case the comment names. SaneLike reports Source::Feeder for any request that is not Glass.
Proposed fix
// An Auto that used the feeder, and an explicit glass request, are not fallbacks.
- let mut job = ScanJob::new(feeder_request(1), ScanJobConfig::default());+ let auto_one = ScanSettings { source: Source::Auto, pages: 1, ..ScanSettings::default() };+ let mut job = ScanJob::new(auto_one, ScanJobConfig::default().with_capabilities(true, true, None));
let plan = job.begin_attempt(t(1)).expect("attempt");
job.finish_attempt(SaneLike::new(1).acquire(&plan.settings), t(2)).expect("finish");
- assert!(!job.snapshot().attempts[0].fell_back);+ let snap = job.snapshot();+ assert_eq!((snap.source_in_use, snap.attempts[0].fell_back), (Some(Source::Feeder), false));
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Review comment at @crates/scan/tests/scan_job.rs around lines 290 - 294:
Update the test setup around ScanJob::new to use a ScanSettings request with
Source::Auto instead of feeder_request, and configure capabilities so Auto
selects the feeder. Preserve the finish_attempt flow, then assert both that the
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @.github/workflows/scan.yml:
- Line 28: Update both cargo clippy steps in the workflow, including the
commands with and without the serde feature, to pass --locked before the lint
arguments. Preserve their existing package, target, feature, and warning
settings.
Review comments at @crates/scan/docs/scan-job.md:
- Around line 204-206: Update the `From<Connection> for DeviceConnection`
documentation to remove the false claim that craft-job describes a different
mapping; state that the mapping matches craft-job's README and note that
`DeviceConnection::Local` has no scan counterpart.
Review comments at @crates/scan/src/job.rs:
- Around line 316-322: Update ScanJobConfig::with_scanner to derive has_feeder
and has_glass from Scanner::feeder_presence and Scanner::flatbed_presence,
treating every presence other than Presence::Absent as potentially available.
Preserve the existing device name and feeder readiness assignments.
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Review comments at @crates/scan/tests/scan_job.rs:
- Around line 290-294: Update the test setup around ScanJob::new to use a
ScanSettings request with Source::Auto instead of feeder_request, and configure
capabilities so Auto selects the feeder. Preserve the finish_attempt flow, then
assert both that the selected source is Source::Feeder and that the attempt did
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Review comments on storytold#114 (the full review of f0eff54):
- ScanJobConfig::with_scanner copied Scanner::feeder and flatbed as plain booleans. A backend that never read the
handling bits leaves both false with Reported::units false, which means unknown, not absent: Source::Auto then
found no source and the job failed without ever contacting the scanner. It now reads feeder_presence() and
flatbed_presence() and treats Unknown as may-be-present, so Auto tries the feeder and falls back to the glass.
A scanner whose bits were read still resolves from what they say. New test, which fails without the change.
- scan.yml: both Clippy steps pass --locked, like every other cargo step, so a stale Cargo.lock fails the first one.
- scan-job.md: craft-job's README gives the same Connection mapping, so the claim that it differs is removed.
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Review comments on storytold#114 and storytold#144:
- continuing_from returned a fresh job (Preparing, RetryNow) for an unknown outcome with no page kept, and a
journal cut off mid-scan (acquiring, or preparing with attempts) resumed Interrupted. Both are an unknown
outcome: the scanner may have moved. ScanJobJournal::effective_state holds the rule craft-devices applied
on its own, and continuing_from uses it, with or without kept pages.
- ValueSpan::contains computes the step check in i64: a driver can publish any bounds, and value - min
overflowed i32 (a panic in debug builds), unlike align_to_span.
- scan.yml checks out without persisted credentials.
- scan-job.md: the loop handles a worker panic before finish_attempt, says record_progress returns a count and
where page bytes are read, and no longer says nothing implements serde.
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Review nitpick on storytold#114: the routing test could not tell a stripped prefix from a passed-through id (it used a
backend that accepts any device). A recording backend now shows the native id each case delivers: the prefix
removed and only its first colon taken, a wrong native id reaching the backend as its own error, another
backend's prefix never reaching it, a name fragment with several backends calling none, and with one backend a
device with no registered prefix passed on whole, an empty one staying empty.
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Review comments on storytold#114 (the full review of f0eff54):
- ScanJobConfig::with_scanner copied Scanner::feeder and flatbed as plain booleans. A backend that never read the
handling bits leaves both false with Reported::units false, which means unknown, not absent: Source::Auto then
found no source and the job failed without ever contacting the scanner. It now reads feeder_presence() and
flatbed_presence() and treats Unknown as may-be-present, so Auto tries the feeder and falls back to the glass.
A scanner whose bits were read still resolves from what they say. New test, which fails without the change.
- scan.yml: both Clippy steps pass --locked, like every other cargo step, so a stale Cargo.lock fails the first one.
- scan-job.md: craft-job's README gives the same Connection mapping, so the claim that it differs is removed.
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- Around line 887-893: Update begin_attempt_with so an explicit person-driven
Continuation::Restart from Interrupted, NeedsAttention, or
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begin, because automatic fallback also invokes begin with Restart; preserve the
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Review comments on storytold#114 and storytold#144:
- continuing_from returned a fresh job (Preparing, RetryNow) for an unknown outcome with no page kept, and a
journal cut off mid-scan (acquiring, or preparing with attempts) resumed Interrupted. Both are an unknown
outcome: the scanner may have moved. ScanJobJournal::effective_state holds the rule craft-devices applied
on its own, and continuing_from uses it, with or without kept pages.
- ValueSpan::contains computes the step check in i64: a driver can publish any bounds, and value - min
overflowed i32 (a panic in debug builds), unlike align_to_span.
- scan.yml checks out without persisted credentials.
- scan-job.md: the loop handles a worker panic before finish_attempt, says record_progress returns a count and
where page bytes are read, and no longer says nothing implements serde.
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ScanJob::cancel can run before the worker thread registers the transfer's canceller. The request then found nothing to call, and the transfer ran to the end unless the backend re-checked the flag itself. set_canceller now calls the canceller at once when the token was already requested, outside the lock, so no backend has to handle the race.
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The expected page count dropped to what the glass gives when the source was used, which includes the job's own guess. A failed attempt that never named its source, on a job whose feeder was known empty, shrank a 20 page request to one page, and a retry with a loaded feeder then ended Completed with one sheet. Only a source the backend reported counts.
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The lamp bit is an error flag with no readback, and the craft-job README and the scan job notes both say LampError is On or NotReported. The code passed it through the same mapping as the other fault bits, so a clear bit on a scanner that reported anything read as Off. It is now On when set and NotReported otherwise.
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The RLE guard allowed a count of up to sixteen thousand times the body length, so a 16 KB file could still make the preview decode reserve about 1.25 GiB. A delta or end of line skips whole rows, so the body length does not bound the picture. The declared size is now also capped at 16 million pixels, before anything is allocated.
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…alone
The expected count dropped to one when the backend named the glass, even if the attempt ended with no page kept. A retry then asked for one page, and a loaded feeder could end a 20 page request Completed with one sheet. The drop now needs a page actually kept.
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… and warnings
continuing_from returned a fresh job before copying the journal's attempt count, last error and warnings when nothing was kept and the outcome was known. A resumed job then numbered its next attempt 1 again and lost the earlier error and warnings. They now carry over first; the unknown-outcome handling is unchanged.
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The docs said the job starts Interrupted unless the outcome is unknown. With
nothing kept it is a fresh Preparing job, which advises RetryNow. Say so in
the doc comment and in the scan-job design note.
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…ot Preparing
Preparing with attempts on record reads as cut off mid-scan, so the resumed
job's own journal said NeedsAttention and it advised RetryNow when the
journal had said Interrupted. Resume it Interrupted with DoNotRetry; a journal
with no attempts at all stays a fresh Preparing job. begin_attempt still
starts it, numbered after the earlier attempts.
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… or not
The count was reset only when pages were kept, so a job that had used up its
retries on a busy scanner gave up at the first busy answer after a manual
start from Failed or an explicit Restart. Both now start with a fresh
budget; the automatic retry from Interrupted keeps its count.
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…quest
With pages = 0 and nothing loaded, the fake returned an empty successful scan
instead of NO_DOCS, so no test could see FeederEmpty for that request mode.
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The oracle pictures are compared byte for byte, and core.autocrlf could
rewrite any 0x0A in a file Git takes for text. The root .gitattributes now
marks crates/scan/tests/fixtures/** binary, and a test fails with a clear
message if the rule is missing or a picture's size no longer fits its bmp.
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…rts its cursor on Restart
The loop wrote only what each poll had seen, so pages that arrived between
the last poll and finish_attempt had no file, and after Restart the cursor
indexed past the emptied page list. The example now flushes once more after
finish_attempt and resets the cursor (and the old files) when the plan has no
kept pages. A test follows the documented loop through both cases.
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A missing prefix, an unknown backend and an ambiguous device were all
ScanError::Failed(String), told apart only by their sentence. They are now
native errors (domain registry, codes NO_BACKEND_PREFIX, UNKNOWN_BACKEND,
AMBIGUOUS_DEVICE, kind Other) with the same text, so no variant is added to
the exhaustive ScanError.
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…ilable
The paper path took the glass from the ready bit only when the details listed
a flatbed, so a ready status for a scanner whose details listed none gave
FlatbedReady On and glass_available Off or NotReported in one view. The glass
now follows the indicator whenever the indicator is on.
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…fter finish_attempt
The example polled with no wait, spinning while a scan ran without new pages
and publishing identical snapshots, and it never published the state that
finish_attempt reached. It now parks between polls and publishes once more
after the final page write; the text says why. The loop test checks that
finish_attempt does change the state the poll loop last saw.
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…is attempt
settle_ok checked the job's total pages for "nothing arrived", so after
an Append with earlier pages kept, an attempt that delivered nothing
ended as completed-with-warnings and the job could not be continued.
Use the pages gained in this attempt; the job ends Failed and can be
appended to again.
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take_pages empties job.pages() but the taken pages still count as kept,
so an Append plan has kept_pages > 0 and the loop's reset on
kept_pages == 0 does not run. The next slice from the old cursor would
index past the end. Document the reset and extend the loop test with a
spill between attempts.
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…t added pages
The feeder-empty branch of settle_error checked the pages kept in the
whole job. An Append that delivered nothing and got FeederEmpty after a
jam therefore ended Completed and the unscanned sheets were lost, while
Ok-with-no-pages ended Failed. Require pages from this attempt; the
job ends Interrupted and the person decides. A first attempt that
empties the feeder still completes.
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fixtures() skipped a BMP whose .rgba oracle was missing or unreadable,
so with enough other pairs every test still passed. Panic with the name
of the file instead.
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- Line 429: Update the one-page WIA fake’s `Acquired` result to return
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The one-page branch always returned Source::Glass, so ScanJob recorded a
glass fallback for a plain feeder request. Feeder requests now get
Source::Feeder; glass and Auto still get the glass. Adds a test that a
one-page feeder request is not recorded as a fallback.
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Why this comes right after craft-job: it is the shared scan contract, and the reason a failed scan is not lost
Without this crate each app (and each backend: WIA, SANE, eSCL) would have its own idea of scan settings, errors and retries. Here there is one contract, so a UI and a CLI treat every scanner the same way.
What it gives the layers above
In this PR
What it lets the next layers do
ScanSettings, Region planning, ScanError with a neutral message contract, preflight
One settings type for every backend, with the same checks for a short feeder, the Auto-to-glass rule and unknown feeder status before anything is sent.
Backend trait and Registry, routing by the backend prefix of a <backend>:<id> scanner id
An app registers WIA, SANE or eSCL backends and a UI lists and acquires from all of them. One failing backend does not hide the others.
Delivered resolution (Page::dpi, dpi_y, requested_dpi, read from BMP, PNG, JPEG and TIFF)
A scanner that caps the image (300 requested, 150 delivered) no longer produces a PDF at half size. This was a real bug when the request's dpi was copied into the page.
A person presses Scan once and gets one document however often the paper jams or the link drops. Pages from a failed attempt are kept, the UI can say "12 of 20, the feeder is empty, continue?", and an offline scanner is an unknown outcome that is checked before rescanning.
device_view, Reported, Presence
A scanner's state is shown with the shared DeviceView, and a unit the driver never mentioned is "not reported", not "off".
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I read the head of the diff: .gitattributes marks crates/scan/tests/fixtures/** as binary ("the BMP test fixtures and their expected pictures are byte-exact: no line-ending conversion on checkout") and a workflow job.yml follows, which is the same file name that craft-libs#120 (craft-job) adds: the two PRs by the same author conflict and may be stacked, so say which comes first. Per the title the PR adds craft-scan with scanner settings and errors, the Backend registry, ScanJob, and the delivered resolution. Marking byte-exact fixtures as binary is right. A scanner backend registry is a plug-in point: backends are platform code (WIA, TWAIN, SANE, ImageCaptureCore, eSCL, WSD), so the trait must be small and Send, a scan must be cancellable, and the pixel data coming from a device is untrusted (bound the dimensions and the byte count against the reported resolution before allocating). "Delivered resolution" (what the scanner actually returned, which can differ from what was requested) is a good detail to keep. Workflow rules: no pull request trigger, so no exact-head CI (and I can't dispatch one here); pin actions by hash. I did not read the crate. Nothing was run.
I ran nothing and have no exact-head CI result for this PR, so this is not an approval. Where a diff was long I read its code hunks rather than every generated or documentation line.
Closing in favour of printscan 0.1.0 on crates.io, which carries this crate (as printscan::scan) with its history. Details and questions are in #112.
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Add craft-scan: scanner settings and errors, the Backend registry, ScanJob, delivered resolution
Depends on #120 (craft-job). The branch starts with the two craft-job commits; review only the five commits
above them. Based on storytold/craft-libs
main(2c67684).This is the one craft-scan pull request. It replaces the earlier series (the core crate, the
ScanJobstack, the capabilitytypes and the delivered-resolution change were separate drafts; #122 is folded into this one).
What is in it, by commit (review in this order)
Add craft-scan: ...):ScanSettingsand its enums (Source,Color,Rotation,Intent,PageSize,Connection),Regionplanning,ScanErrorwith the neutral message contract,Recovery/InterruptKindand their wirespelling, feeder and handling status that can be unknown (
HandlingStatus,preflight, the Auto-to-glass rule, short-feederchecks),
CancelToken/ProgressToken, the BMP reader and 1-bit conversion (bmp,bw) and a tracehelper, and 118 differential BMP fixtures (with expected pixels).
NativeCode,namespaced_idandsplit_idare craft-job's,re-exported under the same names. No platform code, no unsafe, no network. Extracted from PdfCraft
crates/scan(NOTICE);the fixtures are recorded in ATTRIBUTION.md.
Backend(scanners, status, acquire, supported, diagnostics),Registryand the globalregister/scanners/acquire/statusfunctions, routing by the backend prefix of a namespaced scanner id. Test-only fakesshaped like WIA, SANE and eSCL, registry contract tests (routing, duplicate names, one failing backend not hiding the others,
partial pages kept), a WIA reference test and a shared-vocabulary test pinning the craft-job names.
densityreads the resolution a page file carries (BMP pels per metre, PNGpHYs, JPEG JFIF andEXIF, TIFF
XResolution/YResolution+ unit).Page::dpiis the delivered horizontal density,dpi_ythe vertical one,requested_dpiwhat was asked for. Before, the request's dpi was copied into the page, so a device that capped the image(300 requested, 150 delivered) produced a PDF at half size (
pixels / dpi * 72).ScanJob,device_view,Reported/Presence: the record of one scan across its attempts, driven by the caller's workerthread (no thread, timer, clock or async). Planning (
begin_attempt), recording (pages through the token, then the result), pageskept across a failed attempt,
Continuation::{Append, Restart}(no default: paper position is not knowable),retry_advicefrom
craft_job::advise,view()as acraft_job::JobView,ScanJobJournal+continuing_fromto resume in a later process,device cancel through the error,
Offlineas an unknown outcome (CheckDeviceFirst), exit class for a CLI.device_view(&Scanner, status, source)builds acraft_job::DeviceView: ready bits read by connection, and a unit the driver nevermentioned is
NotReported, notOff.Scanner::reported(Reported,Presence,ChoiceField) says what the backend actuallyread.
AttemptRecord::fell_backrecords anAutothat fell back to the glass.Backend::tag_support()/Registry::tag_support()(every backend answers
Nonetoday).serdefeature (off by default, forwards tocraft-job/serde) on the snapshot, journal andwire enums;
crates/scan/README.md(run as doctests),docs/scan-job.md(states, the caller loop, what survives which failure,continuation, limits), the root README entry, and the
scan.ymlworkflow.Why
Registry::acquireis one blocking call. A person presses Scan once and expects one document however many times the paper jams orthe link drops; without a record, an app loses the pages of a failed twenty-sheet scan or rescans blindly, and a UI cannot say "12 of
20, the feeder is empty, continue?". The backend stays in the app because the Windows one needs
unsafeCOM; this crate is the sharedcontract so WIA, SANE and eSCL backends look the same to a UI and a CLI.
Idempotency, honestly
A scan has no tag to carry:
ScanSettingshas no job-name field, WIA and the inbox WSD scan driver have no job tag, SANE has no joblist.
TagSupportisNonefor every backend and an unknown outcome isCheckDeviceFirst. A duplicateacquiremoves thecarriage and pulls paper.
Breaking changes relative to the earlier drafts of this series
None of these were merged; they matter to anyone who built against a draft branch.
Pagegains public fieldsdpi_yandrequested_dpi, andPage::dpinow means the delivered resolution: everyPage { .. }literal needs the two fields.
Scannergainsreported: Reported: everyScanner { .. }literal needsreported: Reported::default().NativeCode::as_hresultis theNativeCodeExttrait method (the type is craft-job's): add one import.InterruptKindis#[non_exhaustive]and hasCancelled(wire stringcancelled, appended).Backendhas a defaultedtag_support(); existing backends need no change.How verified
On Windows at the branch head (every commit was also compiled and its tests run on its own while splitting):
cargo fmt --check;cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings; also with--all-features.cargo test -p craft-scan: 164 passed including doctests; with--all-features170 passed.cargo check --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p craft-scan, with and without--all-features;RUSTDOCFLAGS='-D warnings' cargo doc -p craft-scan --no-deps, both ways.cargo test --workspacewith upstream's new shared PDF crates: 464 passed, 0 failed, 4 ignored (run before the last craft-jobtest was added).
git merge-treeagainstmainand against the craft-job branch: no conflicts.ScanJobbranch. Not tested here: any real scanner. The Windows backend and itshardware checks live in the app.
Boundaries
No platform code, no
unsafe, no network, no file I/O unless the caller uses the optional path helpers. Scanning is not async.Preview, region selection UI, document assembly and the Windows WIA backend stay in the app.
Page length
Some feeders return the requested extent and pad past the end of a short sheet, so a scan comes back longer than the paper.
PageLengthis a policy:Driver(default, unchanged),Size(a named paper size),Auto(use the length the devicereports, when it reports one) and
AutoInfer(opt-in: request the maximum and crop at the sheet end, found as the boundary ofexact-white fill). Each page carries a
LengthRecord(source: driver, device, size or inferred; length; approximate flag), socallers can tell a measured length from an inferred one. Inference is bottom-crop only and needs paper noise above the fill.
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